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to perform important functions that would be impossible without this dual character, such as dispersion of oils, bitumen, resins and other insoluble ingredients in water removal of oil, dirt and grease from end products like textiles, paper, metals formation of a protective coating on metal, wood, textile
surfactant is soap, already known and used by the ancient egyptians. soap is of course still widely used as a detergent and cleaning product, though during the course of the th century more effective and multi-functional surfactants have been developed, based on both mineral and plant oils. our vegetable...
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